Government house

New PNG judge sworn in

Justice Harold Terrence Foulds will serve as a judge in PNG for a term of three years.

He signed instruments of his appointment, read and signed his declaration of office, loyalty and judiciary declaration at Government house last Friday.

The event was witnessed by Governor-General Sir Michael Ogio in the presence of other judges, including Chief Justice Sir Salamo Injia.

Ain aims to bring back credibility to ICCC

Ain said this following the signing of his employment contract on November 29 at Government House.

He reiterated what he said a year ago following his appointment as Acting Commissioner that it was his goal to bring back credibility to state regulatory bodies.

“As I had stated when taking over office last year, I want to bring back the credibility of the ICCC and trust and confidence of the regulated entities. Above all, I want to ensure that there is vibrant competition in our economy and the interests of our consumers are protected,” he said.

Judge Lindsay humbled by appointment

He was officially sworn in this morning at Government house by Governor General Sir Michael Ogio in the presence of Chief Justice Sir Salamo Injia, Deputy Chief Justice Sir Gibbs Salika and is family.

He said it is not easy to reach such high office and is humbled for the opportunity to serve the judiciary through his permanent appointment.

He has been in practise for 14 years and spent two years as an associate to a judge prior to his appointment.

Justice Lindsay’s appointment is for a term of 10 years and he will be posted to Mt Hagen as the third resident judge.